davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17

6uno al Natnriarper. 1~ronbbiems.
blade benleber Opmerfiombeben paa ct
eienoommelist 5enomer, uemlis Ops
Tom eaer %llbitrpmnins al 5arpeitof paa
ct Bar Steber / 5inmarten, bporai Yrs,
Der er at ie / llbiiainsen. Otter BEN
8efriuelie, "Dassp." bar faaet, itrsms
mer 5arpeitufet ub uf 5ielbet i iaabanne
Wansoer, at en- 9pnoe fan sies iulb /
nosle Minuter. 8unbt omfrins i Sim
n%iarfen, iaauel paa 2anbet ium i8perne,
benpttes 5aruetoffet til inbs os ubpens
big Malins. Osiaa / 9ronbbiem bar
5arperne ueret furisst al Malere os er
befunone sObt %brusbare. Bet ipnes
iaaleoes at bore ialfalb en- Sanoipnlis.
beb for, at en- naturlis 8isbomsfilbe fer
er tilfteoe, iom bet pilbe bore Stabe
lfulbe blipe ubenpttet paa @runb Of Sim
oerens m~anslenbe pefuniare Gpne til at
ubnptte iamme.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17
oeeerab.Reusa~-csssss ben f7se aasaa 1887.

bet o%perifpbenbe tilfaloe 5attise / ari.
itiania - forbolbspis iaabanne, Der er
blepne blinoe / en- Ooren Nloer - efter
ben rarmere 8eitemmelie, iom executor
testament, GopOfat Stang ~sfterat goet
er opsjort MATTE tr9ffe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17
Sill 6Mlobru0cparret
Sens Nisier o9 Suitru Susebors Iisien
ben 26oe Suli 1887.

San ipnses iom: "Sil big Dor Sane"
5i9rut fra bort eliteoe
5norelano,
Surte fra Sjemmet
Ss S9oreneitrauo,
Ntiot blanot port Jolf
Eaa ben fremmeoe Sprobunb;
=: &IerliSbeb iel9er os frlt!
@ulobrp(lup bolbe
vi Der iaa tpit,
S9noer ri foIbe,
Taffe meo Qpft!
Cub er Dor 5aoer
Gan os beparer
=: 8j9rlisbeb fslser os frit!
Spnuer % 9stre
Runbt ON % Dor,
8iarlis us fapner
SpiseriDnnen sob,
Ser er ct Slem
So iaa 5erlist bereot os;
:: ai9rlisbeo fslser os irit!
Ssjtib ui bOloe
SOM oi fan beoit
Ser meo be bolbe
Sranoer / Yeit!
"OIbfar' os Wooer"
8lep Ri Der for Tooer
=: ajarlisbeo fDl9er os frit!
9af til DOR 5aber
% Wooer iaa tjer,
Sen boz os lRn9e,
8roneu 5 ber,
graabaar meb ggre
9esnet er s iiare
>: ajGrlisbeo fslaer os frit!
D(trlpetNe tDfte
Sar ri fra 9ano,
Bslserne iuare
Bruier mob Strano!
Wen fan ei m9Ste,
Sroet at f9ste
-: guosoroet epis beitaar!
Tot fra % andre,
s bah Der til Jeit
Si gber pnife,
Spao Der er beoff:
Sreb Der 2ipet
Cs Salisbeo bisiet
=: aiarlisbeb epis beitaar!
Jerubals, Col, ben 2soe Suli 1881.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17
StlialaS.

Wiit Splas al alminoelise aiebmanospas
rer / Carpenter, Soma, err tilialgs. Der or
en- COB g%lnleonins for en Stanoinau meo en-
lioeu &apital. Ser er ct tort lfanoinauif
Excitement runot Bpen. aOresie:
". z. WiIfon,
2ple, Woner Co., Minn.,
eller Carpenter, Soma. 4S.2.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17

CloIuno. Brunlanes er iom be-
fenot ct at be 9iitrifter, Der ct riseits
saa OlStiosleoninser, us llniueriitetet
qar Oerior sjerne aarlisaars label fore
'ase uSsrauninser Der. SITE lanst ira
s'aoarn ueb Nauerijorben, buor Olai
.f9SOelSn antases at babe bOlot ei
psrre Stag, lisser flere Sorbbsie, Der
,RAse bar oeret @jenitanb for bore Nr'
'aOlOssrs Snteresle, os Tom ifsls'
sauroiss 8lab" MI i bisie Dase no
s'a0es al bisie. Sibtil er fun minor'
YIs'ltanOe iom Yerler % llrner brast'
''@ lor 9asens 2ps, men bet er a
p'n'ooe, at man tan pente fig ct rig
s'09ite al bisie llbsrauninser, Der fore
'Sses rnOer fpnbise Renbs 2ebetie.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17
Cobb


Sioeu itbite gadi Naanso bar opsr 300
fanoinduiiie 5amtIier iiiret fig npe Diem ueo
at ilsbe fra 40 til 1850 Ncres al bort bi1iae
Stoplduo I 5ooo Gountn. Rauee Here oil
islse eiter, oa $4,000 aeres ai bet beoite
Stuolano / Ninneiota Tom | Rarieoet ben
life Nuguit. Scr or bet ben melt uomarteoe
Whitening ior ben, iom iommer iDrit, til at
Hetase bet besiie % feroeld9tigite Siptie
9ano. Som bener i1rit END foft. Seuo %
Raun og aoresie pda ct "Boftal Garo", iaa
itaI i%uloitGuois Seitriuelie bltue isuot tilt.
semeo 8art. 9nnoerturiou buer Rorseu
ia ct 8nul til Glnrisia. On al bore 9ano.
asenter fslger NIB for at uopiie 2anoet os
9ius Beifeo ON, bpao bapes ~tilialss. Suit
pan, at Der oanues Oct itsrits ~itauoinauite
Excitement / Roropsiisn. % bet sr rimelis'
pis iioite Sang, Der bpoes Nnleouins til at
fire Jig ct esst Siem uuoer iaa suuitise 5ors
bolo os sooe 6remtiosuoiister.
q. 6. SOLUTION & So,
2ano' % Gmigrations Asenter.
Corner Third & Sibley Str.s,
st. Paul, Mimi.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17
Seifamentariife 8aper.
NioBbe

IeN1tleHtarIHe Vuuer. HIpppe
@rusIerer Sob.s Sdanfe, (tiblissre
GsIocie af bet enbnu ~beitaaenoe 5irma
Sunbe & s9ante,) bar efter bpab Der
mebbeles os peb 1eitamente ifianfet for
ifiellise Yriuate 8r. $500, iamt bers
hos arifiania @uttebiem &r. 10000,
@ritiania Siafonisisanitalt 8r. 10000
oa GrimurerlOsens itisenbe Gonb ar.
$500. Soriaauibt 8oet MATTE ubs
brinaes til mere END ar. $4,000 fal
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17

Gn liben n~nbtagelie. 9u peb,
tjare Sstar, at jes er ben bebite os
f%rummeite Some / 8erben; man fan
uitle mig ort en- Singer = men Mobfi.
selie fan jes MI ensans life taale.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17

6nl0brDlup. Sra Saus ifriues til
sizing. 8lab" ben ABE Suli: 0"Spm
en- rem Sielbenbeb paa bisie &anter fan
bet berettes, at 2iosremanoen Sans
@ulbranbien 8ers ps s6llitru, Mareu,
isaar feireoe lit @ulobrpllup. 8rube=
parret bar rsrist us peb fuloe @aubss
fraiter, ifjent 8rubsommen bar naaet
ben bsie Nloer at SO Nar; 8ruben CT
nosle Gar pnsre. gnoel at ben ners
meite Slest % 8ennefrebs gapbe inbs
funbet fig for at lpfsnife De @umle / glnz
lebnins at 9asen. vi beres s 8prn
ct 2 bsbe, % af De sjenlepenbe funbe be
samle slebe Jig peo at ie bos Jig i'm
aloite Ssn os 9atter; be surise bar for
ijernt fra Sjemmet til ueb i'm Nerpes
relie at funne Bnife 8rubeparret til
Spite paa so. Iarsoasen."
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17

8uorlcbes MmerifaS ioreneoe Sta.
ter lonner line SomGno. 5 2pbet
al iorrise 9lar aisif en- Watros febt /
srlitiauia ueo 9pben paa ct amerifanlf
Srissltib, eiterat ban | enbel Iar bapbe
paret i 9ieneite | be Soreneoe Staters
@asine. Soet Sfibspreiten unberret
tsSe bans samle Mooer, Der er en- fattis
Gnte i Gbriitiania ON 9sbsialbet, ant
tpoebe ban, at foruben Spnnens inoe.
faaence Spre, iom uilbe blipe benbe til
illet, 'unoe bet bore Wulisbeb for, at
ben amerifanife &esjerins pilbe ~iilitaa
Aenbe en- Yeniion.
Teo ben amerifanife &oniuls Biitanb
blsp ct G~nbrasenbe ON Yeniion inbienbt
I'll @aibinstun, os for nosen Eib iiben
InNleb Der til ben samle Wooer ct Yenz
ions Gertifitat, bporefter Der tilitaaes
9enoe II Dollars pr. Maaneb for bens
Ses 9ipstib, liseiom Der besaoen opers
'snOtes en- furnishing paa Here bunbrebe
Dollars iom tilfommenbe benbe fra
sunners 9sbsbas.
SOM Supplement BERTH ifal ri meos
Sae, at en- ber6oenbe pnsre Semanb,
Yer lnoer i'm 2ieneite / be Joreneoe
ctuters Marine for enbel Nar iiben
nj I'm Saans fueitet peb Gffprinsen al
en- sanpn, iau at Saanben maatte ant
~Slterss, npber for benae Sfabe for fin
SOstio en- YenIiun al ben amerifanife
otat ai 30 Dollars pr. Waaneb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17
Worif: Gmgelif Sfolep9rer
onSfcS.

8 Sfoleoiitritt 81 / ben epang.s lutb. IRE
uisbeo paa Jioot Yrairie, 5illmore Co.,
Minn., enites en- norit. eusellt l9rsr.
Zen eu9eiite Sfole uarer ier Maaneoer,
o. Gpnnet $34 pr. Wddneo. Zen HurIfe 2
Waaneoer, os Gsnuen 81 pr. Stoleoas iomt
&oit | Stoletioen.
N~nigsninser leoiaseoe af Bionesbpro ON
9pstisbeo og frifteli9 8anoel beoes inoieuot
iuarelt mulig. IA Den engellte Sfole begpus
Der ben lite Nop. 1887, mao ~NniB9ninger
pGre inbleuot ieneit ben ABE Oft. 1887.
Cars Siafien,
4S.4. fountain, 5ilore SO. Wtinn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17
3sDSfaIl.

(SIntxssf,ss psssisn sstsssi -rsssrssspsasn' -
tss,il sr1tis. Or srinos IN isassr Trrsfsstfs q ~
isfitsus JHssots ,1n lssiasu at Bess, % nss isssss
sdsis 5 ssxts 81 ststs ssritus-)
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17

st Iielbent tort Ere. "6renmar"
lfriper ira Borssruno: Den itore Zip,
Der fob paa Or. @rosierer 9. Ssesbs
9sffe, blep / &aar felbet, ibet man for
at faa ben itore Solos neb maatte unz
oersrape bens &sDber, boprpaa Stprs
men en- Scat reo ben pmfulb. Greets
Ilber antases at maatte bore oper 100
gar; Stammens 5ptfelie runbt Dor ca.
rs SOB, bens 5sibe omtrent 12O Sob.
@renene matte nc ifpbe / Stpffer peb
Sielp al 9pnumit, os fit man al bisie
benpeo 30 Same geb, foruoen at flere
9es tsrre &piite blep borttjsrte. Sen
esentlise SOpebitamme bar man enbnu
life faaet iipnoer, trobs ma bar ublat
ben for ct Yar 9pnumititub, buorfor
man inf maa sjOre pb%erlisere ps trafs
tise 9pnamitattentater for at faa benne
&jampeitamme flBuet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-08-17
MpberlanDene.
Nor8e.

I'm golBiIs Itrtper Slltop Hinos
,r,, ! en- til bet nplis 8arlsbao of
Solste graitsmsbe 'afsioen Snbberets
ming: ,n..
Spas ansaar ben al 8olbius frems
,,lSte Yepaselie, ipnes ben at bore belt
=, solbent betoenbe paa bans Berionliss
tSs ga bar hos Solicit naret GOreitil'
Guoer ON bans 8etpbnins, Der %uiitnOf
nj bibehOlbe fig, iaalanse ban formaar
REMEDIES at soe i'm SnbHpbelie.
gOlbiauismen opfom | @rapa Sosn |
;more gdrmlanb 1880, ubpiflebes /
seile % Stcdbolm 1885, os bar
soen bapt fit Sabe @raua. Den farafs
teriieres al 3roen paa S%elbreoeliens
sape ueb 9roens 8sn, peb Siben at
snsrelie meb Die. Be 8eissenbe er
meaet talrise; "ipecielt fra 3Orse bar
qiQpbet, iier i ben ieuere 5ib, ueret
msoet tort. "1il benz Der life ielp
fan inbfnbe fig, ienbes Spebbuser, be,
banolebe meb Bpm os Die, os bisie til
tribes psiaa Selbrebeliens &raft." 8es
Ganblinsen al be Spse Ter / iarifilt
gRrelie.
gulsius ielu er, "slabelist at omtule",
h~rtelisfinbet os preiteuenlis, builfet mo-
hrlispis ubsper Snbflpbelie paa bans
O~msioelier. San forOroner 2esebjelp
us piier fig lesennpttis, ibet ban life al
nosctl tascr 8etalius for i'm girfioms
bso.
s oenne 8ep9selie ~irembuloer Snbs
~6eretninsen iOm bet betanfelisite: "Suebs
buserne, bebanoles meo 8Bn os DIE,
Der ienoes til Benz, Der life lelo funne
inoiinbe iis." Senne 6remsanssmaabe
fan life temples iom anbet enb "sroo
0uertro."
8eo Siben al, at ii be allerfleIte
7ilialbe be @lenbise life bliper bjulpne,
nuar SpsbOmmen eaer Manselen bar
uaret at en iaresen S%eifuffenbeb", iaa
Tnoes Der bog ct eller anbet ~eneitanenbe
9iIialoe, ba en- SIG peb 8olsius's Yes
hunolins bar fuaet fin Selbreo isjen.
Serom tiger S~iltopen:
"Ron @runoen BERTH lisser / Bolt
| Sius's mberbare Wast, eller mon life
meset beler beri, at ben Dos ipaeliae
@enneiter iaa ~alminbelise Mistilio til
eSen ipiiif arait bliper f%jernet ueb erals
teret Stemning, os iaaleoes Iesemlist
i~nNtrGoer, bpao Der aanbelist sjalaer
ON ben iorlurne Spn, at ban flyer til
Fs ielp: Seq cil itaa up. ST bet Olien
eaer Spebbuserne eller 8olbius, Der be-
ulrtsr Selbrebelien? Susen at 9elene,
men sanife iimpelt ben sienpafte Jors
t~rpftnins til illmrenbe &raiter".
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-05-21
MINING MELANGE.
HINES AND EXPLORATIONS VISIT
Ed AND TALKED ABOUT.

The Damn Mine mig Thing-Ne~ Find al
the kimbaH lMine-- Nm. ~. Cairericy's
Laboratory Frank scaddes's rork
on fhe Home Properfy-fafer-Na
fiosai Iron Syndicate - Ne,~
Work oa Section ~, f3-J:.
The Podmok Property.
Minor Wears Notes.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-30

ment purposes Deepen ding on the latter
method of overcoming the el sment il
was organized % rpsis.. Ny scqua:n.
tance with the members 81 the Depart
men, 10 somewhat limited. bat the a.
surance II given by those who know
that ~ the last named method they are
capable Of extinguishing all the fires on
tho Pacific slope.
Writing of the Elko Fire Department
inevitably recalls the historic scene at
the burning of Moscow; when Marshall
Wassisna me addressing Napoleon,
asked; "Sire, can nothing be done to
stop this awful destruction2" "Dia-
.blerie non!" answered the great Bona-
parte, Withdrawing his finger aud
thumb from the vest pocket in which
lie Carried his snuff, AID pointing in
the direction OF Ainl US Mill; "but one
thing could stay those flames and save
tho City, and that would be the presem Q
of the Exc Fire Department" '.Uh
Bllzes" ejaoulated the fsTy Marshall
~ he whis'led to his orderly to bril- z
up his brandy flask.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-30
NiPped in tho Rua.

Is it not better to nip consumption,
the greatest scourge Of humanity, in the
bud, than try to stay it's progress on the
brink Of sho grave3 A few doses OF GAL.
fofnia's most usefui production, SAM
ia ABIE. the King Of Consumption,
will relieve, and thorough treatment
will cure. Nasal Catsrrh, too often the
forerunner Of consumption, can be
cured by CALIFORNIA CAT R-eURE.
These remedies are sold and fully war
ranted by F. f.. Mailer at 81, or three
for "a so.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-30
No Inst,
No h

And presumably, it, ia owing to the
tailorman's fem adherence to this le.
gend, that the dime museum men were
deprived of the opportunity to secure
au editor in a new suit on Christmas
day This. scribe, not wishing to be
personally offensive, .refrains from dis
closing the identity of the editor in
question. but it may be gently Intimat-
ed thnt if those in arrenrs to this paper
will kindly ply up; they will thereby
hnsten the day on winch the public
may witness the phenomenon of al edit
or newly appareled.
It is gratifying to note that the holt,
days were not allowed to pass without
dance. The exercise ia 30 exhilara-
ting, and, except in the case of relig-
ious people, 30 harmless, that it would
have been regretable bad the great So
cinl season of the year been allowed 10
pass without something Of that sort;
especially after the great success at
tending the Firemen's Ball at Thanks
giving time. Your correspondent was
not present on that occasion, but he ia
assured that the scene, particularly
When the Chief Engineer entered the
hall aud was escorted mp the room by
the floor director and his aids whist
ling, Hail to the Chief" com menoing
with a ofescendo movement in three
sharps, and winding up with dimin-
uendo shake down in four fats, was
imprsssively grand By tho way,
speaking Of tho Fire Dsd,rtmsnt, be.
lieve there are only two means by which
are can bs extinguished, one by the ap.
plioation OF water, aud the other, by
the generation of gases. Now the only
appliances for operating according to
the Hrst named method, an engins aud
hose cart, having been pl .osd In q fielI
away beyond ,reach, the natural infer.
enoe being TINT tie Elko Fire Depart.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-30

crucial question of European politics;
the Acknowledgement Of Turkey was
practically illustrated in nearly every
household, and the gobblrr gobbled in a
manner which probably made the nm
fortunate bird rejoice that his first
Christmas is invariably his last.
This individual having turned out
eally With view to enlisting the ser
vices Of the distinguished oculist Peter
Dickson in the compromising of AN
''eye7opener" appropriate to the ooca-
sion, was surprised to find Gordon of
strange looking men drawn around the
west end of the town, and npon investi-
cation found that they were all mem
bers of the dime museum fraternity,
who had been attracted hither by the
report that certain edit was to ap-
pear in a new suit of clnthes; and they,
with that keen eve to business charac-
teristic of their race, were on, the alert
to, secure him for their several estab-
lishments. Undoubtedly IN e1itor in
new sui., especially in a region where
"jawbone" is not current, would be a
curiosity of sufficient dimensions to
make ten fnthom sea-serpent sqnirm.
This writer has rubbed against good
many editors in his time, aud he has
done 40 without coming in contact with
the surface of new suit. Fancy tina,
Nestor Of the Craft. the "Old White
Coated Philosopher, Horace Greedy,
rolling mp the sleeve of a new coat to
avoid contamination from a paste-and
ink-stained desk! Imagine old Gordon
Bennett, Jon w Forney and Long
John Wentworth, arrayed in "purple
and fine linenr' Why, had social and
climatic influences permitted, they
would doubtless have preferred the
primitive and simple rniment of the
6rst man, Adam, as portrayed in the
fashion plates OF the period in which he
liv d, and thereby snved the time and
trouble incidental to wearing the COR
pick garments now in vogue. Editors,
as a ruiz, are oblivious to sartorial con-
siderations, and the exception which
proves the rule may be seen at Phil
Zimmerman's shop. in the shape of Il
suit designed and built for certain
member of the fraternity; but nnfortu-
nately. in immediate proximity to the
garments, hangs a plavard emblszoned
with the legend: s@.'.. .. ..-...
ITO trust il to bust,
TO bust is b -;
No trust,
No Inst,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-30
sass Ilseelvsa

Over two hundred new samples fog
custom made FAIL and Winter Closhing.
II you want n Sne snit OF clothes made
TO order, latest in style, perfect in a..
best in ausIity ard cheapest In price,
come ahd'look 1t my samples. You
can't help. being anitsd,
N. Rnnru,n1
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-12-30

County and the cheapest place to pur-
chase, the place where Bargains are the
rule and not the exception is the we'll
known house of
M. REINHART.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-29

The Evening Pos referring to the
bears says: Their leading argument,
in fact their only one, is the possible
"stringency of money this winter. !"
This, however, has been predicted
for the last two months and every
one has been so well warned that
actual inquiry among the commits
sion houses shows that they have
provided against that contingency
so a greater extent than ever before,
and have never had half so large a
percentage of time-loans in the ag-
gregate amount Of their borrowing
as now. In regard to this money
question: the judgment of great
many people-Some of them bankers
have become warped and confused
by assuming that the depression in
prices OF stocks and the scarcity of
money in the last three months was
an index of an unhealthy condition
of general business which must end
in S me kind of crisis. The real sit
Hatlon is, however, exactly the re-
verse OF unhealthy. Money will be-
come plenty, and stocks and bonds
will advance just as soon as the vol
nme of general business diminishes
and the railroad earnings begin to
fall off. Much stress is laid on the
building of so large mileage of new
railroads this year, and vet unlike
the railroad expansion of l870-72)
every mile of the new roads will pay
their own interest within a year.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-29
THE MELROSE RECORD.
The Tronhla at Melrose .

MELRosE, Sept. 26.--The recent mass meet
ing was held to discuss dead issue, but
nothing was said about it. have been one
of the trustees of school district No. 48 for
the last eight years, aud during that time
there have been on the board one German,
one Scandinavian and one American, until
last year, and our business relations were of
the most pleasant character. The Germans
were in favor of every measure for the pub
lie good At the annual school meeting one
year ago the German trustee, whose time
had expired, was the only German who at
tended that meeting. Does that look as
though the Germa ms were trying TO beat the
Americans in Melrose? Instead of select
ing the German trustee, the Americans, by
a pTeconcerted action, elected an American
to take his place, thus depriving the Ger
mans of representation on the board, while
at The same time they were in the majority
in the district, and pay three dollars to the
Americans one. But they ask no favors on
taat account. All they ask is fair play.
This year the Germans, for reminder, only
gave five months schooi. The Americans
have called two special meetings to extend
the school term, but all they made opt to do
was to bring back the corn they pulled MP
last year. Tnen the Germans cal ed meet
ing 10 extend tae school term from five to
seven months, and that has been done.
WILLIAM III. CLARK, ST.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-29
The Duluth, Huron And Denver.

The Duluth, Huron aud Denver
railroad matter has taken on another
phase. There are no longer those
who predict its sale to the Minneap
oils and Pacific railroad, though 1T il
still insisted that the Minneapolis
and Pacific management are desir.
Gus of securing the property. 1t is
now, however, not at all certain that
the sale will be made to any road
The principal reason for this change
of opinion is the fact that the
Duluth, Huron and Denver railroad
has begun to survey for the un-
finished portions of its line. This
work is being done in the liveliest
manner possible, and the energy
that the company is displaying in
it, railroad men argue. indicates that
no trade is desired with any company.
The longest survey now in progress
is for the line from Sank Centre to
Duluth. 1t is stated that some New
York trust company now holds on
deposit bonds to the amount of about
S30O,OOO. These bonds have recently
been negotiated, and as a eonse-
quence the company has ample
means to successfully carry on its
construction. This annals the argu-
ment of those who week or two
ago, basing their statement on the
supposed serious financial embarrass
nent of the company, were going 10
have the entire line and equipment
turned over to the Minneapolis aud
Pacific road without delay. There is
still, however, great deal of uncer.
tainty as to what is TO become, il
anything become, of the Dulnth
Huron and Denver. It's route is an
excellent one. and it would be to the
advantage of number of railroads
to have the right OF way over it. II
the company is not as some still con
tend, experiencing a lack of ready
cash, the completion of the lower
end of its line, which is to make I
junction with the Union Pacific 1ail
road will be soon brought about
With this connection made. it i!
thought that an abundance ofmoney
would speedily be forthcoming tt
complete the other sections of Thu
TOdu lOI d GDOIOuSH line lIOUn Du
luth. through Sank Centre. Huron
and Denver to 4 junction with the
Union Pacific would make the dis
lance from San Francisco to Duluth
over 200 miles shorter than the dis
lance from San Francisco to Chica
60. This could not fail to take con
siderable transcontinenta rifle GU
of its present channels, especially al
a route such rs the D. II. s. ID. ant
the U. P. would command would en-
able a bid for the trade of as many
and as Important cities as the pres
ent route TO Chicago. Nobody
seems to know whether the Umor
Pacific could be induced to take up
on itself the ownership of a new lin,
of the size of the Duluth, Huron ant
Denver, and this is another caus
for uncertainty in regard to the lat
ter's future. Whatever becomes O
the line, if it is finally built as ex
pected, it will have favorable efftc
upon LAKE transport business Net
York FinGncier..
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-09-29

In letter sent to Gen. Clinton b.
Fiske, Commissioner of Indian AT.
fairs Atkins says the Indian bureau
does not intend to recede from its
position, that no language but the
English shall be taught in the Indian
schools notwithstanding the oppo-
sition manifested against the order.
The letter states that the order does
not forbid the teaching of scripture
to adult Indians IN their native
tongue but simply forbids the teach
idg or reading of the vernacular to
Indians in the schools. The commits
sioner says: II am thoroughly con.
vInced that an Indian cannot become
useful and civilized unless he is edu.
Gated in the English language. II
the Indian is ever to become u citi-
zen he must know the language OF
the constitution, the laws and the
people"
The question has been asked the
HERALD whether this order is strict
ly complied with so far as the In
dian children now being educated at
st. Joseph, in this county is con-
cerned. The HERALD does not
know, and will be pleased at receiv-
ing a reply from some one who
knows.